"I don't date people who are famous and I don't think it's fair that, all of a sudden, intimate details of their personal life are public as a direct result of me.
I doubt that my companion was equally thrilled by this coincidence, especially when elaborated upon in such sudden, bursting detail in the middle of a lovely spring day, but at least I controlled the temptation to launch into a lengthy exculpation of Mrs. Surratt.
The director is Samuel Maoz, and he understands the hallucinatory force of grief — the way in which, all of a sudden, the tiniest details can seem strange, or strangely vital, to the living.
For it does not proceed by narrative so much as digression, detail, sudden glimpse and brief dialogue.
All of a sudden, the geographical detail that Western Europe was only 3,000 miles from America's east coast while China was 8,000 miles from its west coast became the most important fact in the world.
This work elucidates the cause of sudden degradation in detail.
The sudden outpouring of inside details in books about the Bush administration is all the more remarkable because of the administration's previous success at controlling the flow of information to the press about its workings.
In addition to the deal-making friendship forged between Putin and then IAAF president Diack, the report details a sudden increase from $6m to $25m£17.4m4m) for Russian rights to televise the 2013 world championships provided by a Russian bank, and also tells of a lawyer who was handpicked by Diack to handle Russian cases even though he had little experience with anti-doping measures.
For 20 days, Venezuela hid the information from the public, and then all of a sudden started revealing vague details.
